Sentence examples for plural and complex from inspiring English sources

All this leads me to argue that we should, perhaps, rethink the paradigmatic literature on democracy and go "back to basics," if we wish to devise an adequate theory and practice of democracy for a plural and complex framework of governance, such as the European Union.

The concept of substance allowed the rationalists to reduce all complexity and plurality to an underlying simplicity and unity, versus the empiricists, who, in their skepticism about substance, were committed to regarding reality as fundamentally plural and complex.

So, a more plural and complex conceptual map of MCs and ICs would have to be offered but I will not attempt to do that here, though the debate book that is my main reference point itself offers several rival conceptual maps (Meer, Modood, & Zapata-Barrero, 2016); see also Levey (2017).

"Now it is Champagnes, plural, as sophisticated and complex as Burgundy, with as many villages, winemakers and styles as any place".

In this situation, new modes of control broaden both the inclusion of management into medicine ('hybridisation') and complex, plural modes of governance on all levels of the organisation.

Charting a range of literary, filmic, and experiential speculative returns to Africas (the plural indicating complex and myriad imaginings) by black Americans, Commander's Afro-Atlantic Flight facilitates deeper contemplation of the legacies of the speculative myth of the Flying Africans in the post civil rights era.

For instance, current trends in higher education address the needs of a world that has become more complex, mobile, plural and fluid.

Each is plural, complex, uncertain and slippery.

Plural quantification has also been used in attempts to defend logicist ideas, to account for set theory, and to eliminate ontological commitments to mathematical objects and complex objects.

The productivity of research for health ultimately lies with the users who have to pick up and combine knowledges (in the plural) and use them for their own purposes, in a complex world full of ongoing processes [ 19].

(Use the plural with "and": "between 31st and 33rd Streets").